Posts by Chris230291

    Personally I would choose a new config path in case something gets corrupted.

    Set up fresh, then you can try copying configs from your old dir to the new one.


    --device /dev/dvb:/dev/dvb Will pass all adapters in /dev/dvb

    Once you install Docker you can run the following command to install my docker image.

    You should change the variables to match your needs.

    Check here for all of the options first... https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/tvheadend. This is the image my patched one is based on.

    I only have docker version sorry.

    If you are happy to install docker I can guide you.

    When using patched libraries etc, its better to use docker than native install to keep things isolated.


    Enigma2 requires this patched version of OSCAM using stream relay to support all iCAM.

    TVHeadend can use any recent version of OSCAM/NCAM and no stream relay but TVHeadend and libdvbcsa must be patched.


    I have a TVHeadend docker container here with the necessary patches https://github.com/Chris230291/TVHeadend-4.3-iCAM-Docker.

    Is there anyway to know what type a card is when searching for one?

    Does colour matter?

    What are the chances of getting a good card vs a bad one?

    Thanks. Which colour card is best or does it not matter?

    We only need the card?

    Do you know for sure the server you are using is good?

    If 1 channel is working then it seems that your config is OK.


    Here is mine...


    Code
    [account]
    user                          = tvheadend
    pwd                           = tvheadend
    monlevel                      = 4
    au                            = 1
    group                         = 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,64
    max_connections               = 99


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    Hi Chris, thanks for replying on Alhu's thread, do I need any special configuration in your ncam files to see sky (de, uk, it)? thank you

    No special settings. Just make sure you are using DVBAPI to talk to TVHeadend.

    Honestly containers are just better for stuff like this because it keeps patched dependencies and specific required versions isolated from the rest of your system.


    You are going to need all of the build dependencies if you want to build yourself. Take a look here, but no idea if its up to date.


    EDIT: Fegol got it ^